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All Creatures Safe and Sound - The Social Landscape of Pets in Disasters (Paperback)
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All Creatures Safe and Sound - The Social Landscape of Pets in Disasters (Paperback)
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Some of the most striking news stories from natural disasters are
of animals tied to trees or cats swimming through murky flood
waters. Although the issue of evacuating pets has gained more
attention in recent disasters, there are still many failures
throughout local and national systems of managing pets and
accommodating animals in emergencies. All Creatures Safe and Sound
is a comprehensive study of what goes wrong in our disaster
response that shows how people can better manage pets in
emergencies-from the household level to the large-scale, national
level. Authors Sarah DeYoung and Ashley Farmer offer practical
disaster preparedness tips while they address the social
complexities that affect disaster management and animal rescue.
They track the developments in the management of pets since
Hurricane Katrina, including an analysis of the 2006 PETS Act,
which dictates that animals should be included in hazard and
disaster planning. Other chapters focus on policies in place for
sheltering and evacuation, coalitions for animal welfare and the
prevention of animal cruelty, organizational coordination,
decision-making, preparedness, the role of social media in animal
rescue and response, and how privilege and power shape disaster
experiences and outcomes. Using data they collected from seven
major recent American disasters, ranging from Hurricanes Harvey,
Irma, and Florence to the Camp, Tubbs, and Carr Fires in California
and the Hawaii Lava Flow, the authors provide insights about the
successes and failures of animal care. All Creatures Safe and Sound
also outlines what still needs to change to best prepare for the
safety and welfare of pets, livestock, and other companion animals
in times of crisis.
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